Best Contemporary Asian Restaurants in Sausalito

Very good experience the server recommended us very good dishes.

Had late dinner on a short turnaround weekend in SF and have to say it was one of the best experiences we have had in a long time. Everything about the evening was fantastic from the food to the service to the ambiance. Food - It seemed like the courses were an endless stream of delicious and interesting choices that blended Japanese/Asian dishes with local suppliers. There was a wide range of foods and all were presented beautifully in different bowls and plates. Uni, unagi, crab, wagyu, duck, cod, oyster, curry, and miso soup were all delicious. Service - The servers were all very well trained and had a story for every course served. They gave a detailed explanation and answered any questions we had or got back to us if there was something they were not sure of. The flow of food was very consistent and were weren't rushed at all. Ambiance - The decor is muted and lighting is bright enough to read the menu but still have a relaxing vibe. The seating area is open but not cramped and a very quiet soothing atmosphere. Chef David came to our table and had a nice conversation and I saw him speak to almost every table throughout the evening. All in all it was an excellent night and I can see this restaurant having a long and successful run.

We had a great time celebrating a birthday. Thank you to everyone who helped to make it memorable! Yummy food, thoughtful service, fun place!

Great food and really good service. Really really expensive for Thai food imo. 10 of use was $1000.00. Really loud. They gave themselves a 20% tip, which I would have also done but I generally don’t love restaurants tupping themselves…defeats the whole purpose of tips.

All of our servers were polite and efficient, refilling our water a couple of times, which was nice since the carafe was on our table for self service. The lunch portions were hearty and very tasty. The colorful decor was pleasing with my only critique being that they crammed everybody in on one side of the restaurant with no table gaps. I understand server efficiency, but I think it made the room louder than it needed to be. The ladies next to us scooted closer together instead of sitting on opposite sides of the small, round table so that they could hear each other. The other half of the restaurant was completely empty so it would have been nice to space us out, particularly the larger groups. All in all an enjoyable meal, though.